Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-11
The News ~Epitomized.

The News Epitomized.
Emperor Wiiliam's physicians have ad-
vised him not to go to Gastein this year.
WIN Deyoe, con Of q prominent citizen
OF Mason City Iowa, shielded by drown.
ing bimself in the Wisconsin river.
1t is reported that instructions have
been forwarded to the Canadian fisher
les cruisers to remain in port until fur
Their orders are received,
Gen. Aaron Fletcher Stevens died al
Nashua, N. H., yesterday morning from
& diaicnlty arising from o wound r%eoeiy-
ed in the battle before Petersburg.
In an 1nservisw at Pittsburg A. A.
Carlton, Of the general executive board
knights of labor, condemned the strike
OF the knights in the coke regions.
The snring meeting OF the Louisville
Jockey club began to-day at Churchill
Downs, and the prospects Of q fine meet
ing and excellent sport are very promis.
ing.
A depntation OF Toronto citizens wait-
ed on thu mayor yesterday and presents
ed q requisition for q public meeting to
consider the a%dvisability of prohibiting
William O'Brien from speaking to that
city.
Copeland Il McLaren, importers OF
pig iron, etc, at Montreal have suspend
ed payment. No statement has yet been
prepared, but the firm place their liable
ties, direct and indirect. at about
$685.. 600.
Fire yesterday morning destroyed
Meade, Mason Il Co.'s furniture factory
at Lebsnan, New Hampshire. The fire
worked south, burning everything in
that direction. The ent;Se loss is es.i-
mated at $800,00 0 with an insurance OF
$4,000.
Indian horsethieves, undoubtedly
Canadian Bloods, are operating along
Teton river and in Gle Sun river country.
Men in from Birch creek says there
are several war parties Of Canada
Indians on this side OF the line. and
trouble may be expected.
At the sale OF Alexanders yearling
thoroughbreds, lear spring ~station,
Kentucky. yesterday, . large crowd Of
buyers we're present, but the bidding
waa allow and generally low. Thirty
eight OF. the colts and FLIES brought al
aggregate sum Of $2S. 600.
Franklin Howell, a wealthy banker 81
Scranton, Pennsylvania. has been sued
by . Pittsburg lady for breach of prom:
Use, the damages asked being $751; 900
About q year ago he was sued by q we'll
known Scranton lady, who laid dam
ages at $45, 900, which was settled.
Twelve Irish aonstnbles who resigned
their offices because they were compelled
to carry cut eyicitions, and who arrived
in New York last week yesterday an.
nonnced their intention Of becoming
citizens of.the United States by filinf
their applications in the court Of com
mon pleas.
Col. w. a. Bolton, who did gallan'
service as commander Of Bolton'
battery in the civil war, was finally re
moved from Chicago LAST evening Il
the Joliet re~nitentiary. Es empezzlei
$40, GOO while an employee OF the Obi.
cego p~ostofice. His physicians cestif,
tharSe was insane.
Yesterday afternoon the jury in III,
case Of VI. T. Layelle, q Panhandle rail.
road brakeman, on trial for robbinl
freight cars, brought in q yiilsct o
guilty. JIG. Dunlap another OF th,
alleged thieves. was then called up 10
trial and plead guilty. TIE trial of Johl
Haggerty is now in progrees.
It is officially stated that the damag,
by the recent earthquake in New
Mexico and Arizona was tritling. ii
Frontrereis, Mexico, ten houses wer,
thrown down, q child killed and q ma,
fatally lnlured. At Cumpas, one mil
southeast, four houses were demolished
This is the town which was reported
totally destroyed, Miners in Mexic,
working 600 feet under ground, felt til,
shock severely.
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